The former Fulham midfielder, 36, was accused by a former teammate of trying to influence a Swedish league game.
Dickson Etuhu
Dickson Etuhu has been cleared of match-fixing claims by a Swedish court on Thursday.
The former Premier League player was charged with trying to influence a match between IFK Gothenburg and his former club Stockholm’s AIK by the goalkeeper of his team Kenny Stamatopoulos.
Upon Stamatopoulos informing the club about the alleged approach, the game, scheduled to hold May 18, 2017, was postponed.
However, after hearing testaments from both players, the Stockholm district court ruled in favour of the Nigeria midfielder, stating that there was not enough evidence to be convinced of Stamatopoulos' claim.
In its judgement, the court said: “To discuss a crime only in general terms is typically not punishable,"
Etuhu played in England featuring for Manchester City, Preston North End, Norwich, Sunderland, Fulham and Blackburn Rovers before a switch to Sweden. He also represented Nigeria at the 2010 World Cup.